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J U N E 19 AFTERNOON 12:00 0 Lone Ranger—Western "The Squire," The Lone Ranger investi¬ gates when it appears that the town's most respected citizen is the man behind a series of robberies. ED What's New In The Kitchen Miss Dorothy Holland of Kraft Foods Company is guest. 12:30 0 Ray Rayner Show-Variety Music, chatter, and guests for teen-agers. 0 Hank McCune Show Lester attempts once again to keep the well-meaning Hank from causing hilarious trouble. Hanley Stafford. Sponsored by Bowman Dairy Co. 12:45 [J] News 1:00 ED Wild Bill Hickok-Wesfern Guy Madison stars as Wild Bill. 0 Home Buyers Guide 0 Batting Practice—Warm Up Jack Brickhouse comments on players of today's teams. 1:10 0 Lead Off Man—Interviews Jack Brickhouse interviews players. 1:15 0 Cartoon Time—Kids 1:30 0 MO VIE-Western "Stagecoach To Denver." Red Ryder in¬ vestigates when a stage is wrecked in¬ juring a boy and killing a man. 0 Farm Program—Discussion Hugo Murray conducts discussion. 0 MO VIE-Western Double feature: "Orphans Of The Pecos," Starring Tom Tyler. "Fighting Strain." 0 BASEBALL-Sox vs. Yankees 2:00 [4j MOVIE-Mystery "Sabotage." A man is framed by his co¬ workers and his father attempts to find the real saboteurs. Arleen Whelan. 2:30 0 Choose Your Career—Disc. Discussion of the dairy industry. © Youth Wants To Know James L. Murphy, chairman of the Citi¬ zens For Eisenhower Congressional Com¬ mittee, a reactivation of the organiza¬ tion that supported President Eisenhower for the Republican nomination in 1952. 3:00 0 Racing—Aqueduct The Gazelle Stakes from Aqueduct Race Track, Long Island, N. Y. Three-year-old fillies, mile and a sixteenth, $25,000., ED Youth At The Wheel Safe driving film and discussion by Mil¬ waukee teen-agers. © National Open Golf Cham¬ pionship-Sport I SPECIAL! The climax of the final round of the National Open Golf Tourna¬ ment from the Baltusrol Course in Springfield, N. J. Commentators will be Lindsey Nelson, golf writer Bob Brumby in the "Traveling Eye," and two former winners of the National Open title, Johnny Farrell and Craig Wood. 0 S.H.E.-Classified Ads Service, help, and entertainment. Pat Banks is hostess. 3:30 0 Sports Slant—News Fahey Flynn. ED Colonel Flack—Comedy Alan Mowbray as the Colonel. 3:45 0 News Roundup 0 Tenth Inning Interviews Creighton talks with sports people. 4:00 0 Buster Crabbe Show Frontier Theater. ED National Open Golf Cham¬ pionship-Sport 0 Ramar Of The Jungle "Doomed Safari." A seeker of uranium is accused by natives of having shot their witch doctor. Jon Hall. 0 MOVIE—Western Frontier Playhouse. 4:30 0 Cisco Kid—Western 4:45 © Range Riders—Adventure 5:00 0 Lone Ranger—Western John Hart stars as the masked man. © Mr. Wizard—Science Don Herbert answers the question; "One volt times one ampere equals one what?" He explains exactly what a watt is. 0 Superman—Adventure "Human Bomb." "Bet-A-Million" Butler, a scheming racketeer, tries to render Superman heloless for a half hour so that his men can rob a museum. A-15 > <fl